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Used Superyacht in Texas, USA

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    2011 Bobcat 3.3 M Racing Cat

    • Manufacturer: Bobcat

    An exciting single seat tunnel hull catamaran, the Bobcat is the marine equivalent of a track day car, a great way having fun & going fast on the water, at reasonable cost. She would make an unusual addition to t...

    Texas, USA
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    2020 Sur Marine ST330

      Sur Marine build luxury tenders in Italy and cater for everyone from superyacht skippers to locals needing runabouts and everything in between. They are built with double shell GRP hulls and Hypalon ORCA tubes, s...

      Texas, USA
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      44' 2023 Solaris 44 Custom

        Boat is located in: Seabrook, Texas Enchanted is the first of only two Solaris 44s in the U.S. and is the most meticulously and lavishly specified Solaris 44 on the planet! A true ocean thoroughbred with head-tur...

        Conroe, TX

      Overview

      Superyachts are large, luxury motor yachts typically over 24 meters, built for long-range cruising, comfort, and high-end amenities. They combine powerful propulsion, sophisticated navigation systems, and bespoke interiors, often with crew accommodations, tenders, and leisure facilities like pools and helipads. Buyers choose superyachts for private use, charter, or status; they require significant operating budgets, professional management, and careful inspection before purchase.

      FAQ

      What should I check when buying a used superyacht?

      Arrange a full marine survey and engine inspection, review maintenance logs, verify hull and systems condition, confirm title/flag and VAT/tax status, request sea trials, and check classification or insurance requirements.

      How do I arrange delivery or shipping to my home port?

      Options include crewed delivery, yacht transport aboard a heavy-lift ship, or professional yacht shipping companies. Plan customs, import taxes, crewing, insurance and pilotage in advance and choose a carrier experienced with superyachts.

      What are typical maintenance needs and annual operating costs?

      Routine items: engines, generators, hull antifouling, systems checks, HVAC and safety equipment. Expect drydocking every few years, crew wages, insurance, fuel and marina fees. Annual running costs commonly range widely; budget with professional management for accurate estimates.